Rocket Power: Zero Gravity Zone [PS2/GC/XBOX - Cancelled]

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14 Oct 2009

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Rocket Power: Zero Gravity Zone is a cancelled “skateboard game” that was in development at Visionscape Interactive in 2002 / 2003 for the Xbox, Playstation 2 and GameCube. It was the “spiritual successor” to Rocket Power: Beach Bandit, a game based on an american cartoon with the same name. In september 2009, Borman from Superior Version was able to win an auction for an early alpha version of the Zero Gravity Zone: you can find more screenshots and info in here!

Thanks to Borman for the contribution!

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2 Responses to Rocket Power: Zero Gravity Zone [PS2/GC/XBOX - Cancelled]

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Lance Boyle

September 29th, 2010 at 12:04 am

Oddly enough this one recieved a GBA release (which attempted to copy Vicarious Visions’ excellent renditions of the Tony Hawk games, but failed miserably)

And I didn’t know that Beach Bandits had a console release as well. I also didn’t know that it had the same crappy storyline

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KuronoToriga

July 2nd, 2011 at 1:48 am

I played the display beta of this at Target once!!! I did the snowboarding course. You were on top of this mountain, then, you would jump down, and start snowboarding. The controls were a bit frustrating, IIRC.

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